#数字货币市场洞察 $ZEC $MON Wild On-Chain Move: Super Bear Slams $1.72M Short Against the Trend! Giving Away Money or Digging a Pit?
Just detected a hair-raising on-chain transaction—Hyperliquid’s legendary “ZEC Short Commander” has added nearly $1.72 million to his short position within an hour, right as the price of ZEC keeps surging.
This move is off the charts. Looking back at his position history, he started shorting as early as October, when ZEC was hovering around $180. Now his average entry price has been pushed up to $412. Yesterday, he was sitting on $3.3 million in unrealized profit, but today it’s shrunk to just $300k. In just 24 hours, $3 million in profits vanished—an average trader would’ve cut losses and bailed long ago.
But this whale chooses to double down instead. Either he’s really confident he can withstand the volatility and is averaging down for the long haul, or he’s making moves in a much bigger game. Interestingly, he’s also holding a long ETH position with over $6.22 million in unrealized gains, using profits from one side to hedge the risk on the other—a cross-asset arbitrage strategy that most retail traders simply can’t pull off.
How should retail traders view this drama? Three key reminders:
Don’t blindly copy trades. Their capital and risk management are on a whole other level—trying to imitate could easily lead to liquidation.
Watch key price levels closely. ZEC has formed a clear tug-of-war zone between $410–$420, so expect wild short-term swings—only test with small positions.
Zoom out for the big picture. This whale is shorting multiple assets like MON and ETH at the same time, which shows the overall market is still in a high-volatility consolidation phase. There are opportunities in altcoins, but never neglect stop-loss discipline.
Bottom line: Big money’s moves are exciting, but don’t get swept up in the spectacle. Control your position sizes, stick to your principles, and follow market trends—not individuals—if you want to survive this cycle and capture real opportunities for yourself.
I’m Zhulong, closely tracking on-chain capital flows and market sentiment long-term. Follow me for cool-headed analysis of big money moves and steady strategies for navigating every market swing.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 22h ago
1.72 million thrown in, is this guy really ruthless or just crazy? It's hard to tell.
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fren_with_benefits
· 22h ago
$1.72 million chasing the top? Is this guy just a gambler or is there a bigger strategy at play? I don't get it.
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MidnightGenesis
· 22h ago
As soon as the on-chain data comes out, the true intentions of the whales are exposed.
Monitoring shows that the logic behind this increased position is suspicious; judging from the code, they must be preparing something.
3 million in profit evaporated within 24 hours—if it were me, I'd be clutching my chest already.
What's interesting is that with his ETH position of over 6.22 million, he could easily offset the losses from ZEC, but he refuses to.
Late at night, going through contract history, I found that this kind of operation always precedes massive volatility.
The only way to deal with whales like this is not to copy their trades, but to monitor changes in their ETH positions—that’s the key.
Based on past experience, when this kind of hedging tactic appears, the market usually experiences huge volatility.
As expected, it’s another round of wealth redistribution, while retail investors are still just watching the show.
#数字货币市场洞察 $ZEC $MON Wild On-Chain Move: Super Bear Slams $1.72M Short Against the Trend! Giving Away Money or Digging a Pit?
Just detected a hair-raising on-chain transaction—Hyperliquid’s legendary “ZEC Short Commander” has added nearly $1.72 million to his short position within an hour, right as the price of ZEC keeps surging.
This move is off the charts. Looking back at his position history, he started shorting as early as October, when ZEC was hovering around $180. Now his average entry price has been pushed up to $412. Yesterday, he was sitting on $3.3 million in unrealized profit, but today it’s shrunk to just $300k. In just 24 hours, $3 million in profits vanished—an average trader would’ve cut losses and bailed long ago.
But this whale chooses to double down instead. Either he’s really confident he can withstand the volatility and is averaging down for the long haul, or he’s making moves in a much bigger game. Interestingly, he’s also holding a long ETH position with over $6.22 million in unrealized gains, using profits from one side to hedge the risk on the other—a cross-asset arbitrage strategy that most retail traders simply can’t pull off.
How should retail traders view this drama? Three key reminders:
Don’t blindly copy trades. Their capital and risk management are on a whole other level—trying to imitate could easily lead to liquidation.
Watch key price levels closely. ZEC has formed a clear tug-of-war zone between $410–$420, so expect wild short-term swings—only test with small positions.
Zoom out for the big picture. This whale is shorting multiple assets like MON and ETH at the same time, which shows the overall market is still in a high-volatility consolidation phase. There are opportunities in altcoins, but never neglect stop-loss discipline.
Bottom line: Big money’s moves are exciting, but don’t get swept up in the spectacle. Control your position sizes, stick to your principles, and follow market trends—not individuals—if you want to survive this cycle and capture real opportunities for yourself.
I’m Zhulong, closely tracking on-chain capital flows and market sentiment long-term. Follow me for cool-headed analysis of big money moves and steady strategies for navigating every market swing.